the day before the 23rd, we were sent conscienc community wt documentation from cta. this was not allow us to make a contribution to the discussion and we appreciate the outreach. that's important but giving us 100 pages of documentation a day before a meeting is not great. i had an opportunity to look over some of the documentation. a couple things to point out. i appreciate the effort to try to accommodate some of the exemption on the residents and employees. however, looking through the documentation that was sent by us of cta, the development build-out is now pushed out significantly. it's actually now going to be two to three thousand units from 5 to 7 years out. so we'll have a long period where there's will be a limited build-out. and that's going to directly address the whole congestion issue. how much congestion will it be? and actually it was interesting to see that in the last five years of the documentation, andd this is page 12 of model assumptions, they'll build 5,000 units in the last five years. so my point is that if this whole toll and the transporta

any statement, spurs chairman said he was extremely relu cta nt to chairman said he was extremely reluctantke this decision, but explained... not everyone agrees. this is what gary lineker tweeted. his surprise was widely shared. since arriving in may 2014, pochettino had become the pace of a new look spurs, energetic and competent. they broke into the champions aim, and their attacking football one friends, if not trophies. last season they came closer than ever, losing to liverpool in the champions league final, but the hangover has lasted nearly six months. now in a shiny new ground, spurs are 14th, form has drained away. as early as the summer, there were signs something wasn't right. may be the company to change my title description now. because my job now change my title description now. because myjob now is to coach the team. it is not a question for me, it isa team. it is not a question for me, it is a question for the club, but maybe they are going to change my title description. the question had been about transfers. pochettino's ability to conjure success without money was, for m

but most importantly, masculinity taboos and the fear of appearing weak mcmahon relu cta nce the fear speak about their of mind. culturally men are not supposed revoca ble. culturally men are not supposed revocable. especially with the picture queue system. so for people to, and except that they need help. murimi soto young man whose father had committed suicide. devastated by what happened to his father, the boy also wanted to take his own life. luckily, he was found in time. it was one of the most inspiring things in the story in a weird way. because when you take your own life, the pain doesn't and for sub you just intensify. very wise words from a very young man. and i think even that line itself has gone a long way in kenya to raise awareness about suicide, especially people who are vulnerable thinking like it is the end of the pain. when it's not. murimi thinks that by reporting on theissue, murimi thinks that by reporting on the issue, we can raise awareness of this devastating problem. the issue, we can raise awareness of this devastating problemlj the issue, we can raise awar

reasons, not least because it could heighten democratic demands for people who have thus far been relu cta people who have thus far been reluctant to give evidence to the impeachment enquiry to come forward. nick mulvaney the white house seasonal staff, the secretary of state mike pompeo possibly among them. it could perhaps lead to more junior white house aides and staffers perhaps deciding to come forward and testify of their own volition. but also it could bolster any case that health democrats were thinking of ringing against president trump and his administration in regards to obstruction of congress. don mcgahn is somebody who served for nearly two years is somebody who served for nearly two yea rs in is somebody who served for nearly two years in the trump administration and knows a great deal about it. he told robert mueller‘s enquiry into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election that he was told by president trump on several occasions to get rid of mr mueller, and when that story leaked out in was also commanded to hold a press conference and deny that it ever happened.

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evo morales appearing on state television and then saying, somewhat relu cta ntly, television and thenluctantly, he was stepping down. translation: we are resigning. a resigning. so that my sisters and brothers who are leaders of the socialist movement are not harassed, persecuted, and threatened. viva bolivia! on the streets of la paz, as the story broke, there was cheering. translation: it is totally glorious for us. we're very happy. and long live democracy. translation: absolutely happy. grateful to god that this dictatorship is over, this tyranny is over. time ran out for the president when the country's military took to the airwaves. the head of the armed forces urging mr morales to give up his mandate for the good of bolivia. —— relinquish. stability has been in short supply since last month's presidential election. three weeks of increasingly violent protests as opponents of mr morales accused him of fraud. evo morales was the country's first indigenous president, coming to power in 2006. he pursued an unashamedly left—wing agenda, aiming to redistribute wealth and combat pover

it's traditional for the speaker—elect to appear relu cta nt to ta ke thejob, so he or she is dragged. labour's caroline flint and the conservative and former deputy speaker nigel evans doing the dragging this time. the tradition comes from the fact that the speaker has to communicate the opinion of the commons to the monarch — and, in the past at least, if the monarch didn't like the message, he or she might — literally — shoot the messenger. once in position, lindsay hoyle spoke to mps. it is about the challenges ahead for me and this chamber. i stand by what i said and i stand firm that i hope this house will be once a great respected house not just in here but across the world. that once again! we have to make sure that tarnish is polished away and the respect and tolerance that we expect from everyone who works in here will be shown that we keep that in order. the prime minister was among the first to congratulate him. you will also bring your signature kindness, kindness and reasonableness to our proceedings and that might help bring us together as a parliament and a democracy b

experts in epilepsy say until thc —containing medicines have undergone medical trials they will be relu ctascribe them. we need to go through the appropriate regulatory framework and make sure what we are using is the appropriate medications in individuals, that we have evidence based, that it is not only effective, but safe. the other approved treatment is for multiple sclerosis. as a mouth spray it's been available on the nhs in wales since 2014. it contains a mix of thc and cbd. doctors will be allowed to prescribe it to treat muscle spasms but not pain, which has disappointed ms patient groups. both of the medicines approved are grown in the uk, but the row over the availability of products from overseas is set to continue. fergus walsh, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. nigel farage says his brexit party will not stand in conservative held seats at next month's election and his party will instead concentrate all its efforts on labour seats. and still to come, british airways launches a review into a controversial practice called "fuel tankering" after a bbc investigation. coming

theresa may and borisjohnson were especially reluctant, and boris johnson as foreign secretary was relu ctang someone of his credibility talking so openly about the business of government. indeed. the generational issue is absolutely crucial. an awful lot of young people, ithink, are probably registering to vote, very close to the election, their votes will count. they are considered to be more pro—remain, pro—eu. in the climate is a really, really, really big issue for them, which is i think one of the reasons they put it so high up on their list of priorities yesterday. so by appearing to be equivocal on climate change, i think the tories are running a really big risk. we have only limited time. we talked in the last hour about her majesty no more, there were lovely pictures in the mail, you will have to go and buy the mail tomorrow will see it online. a fabulous collection of furs, the queen will not buy any new furs, but it also she has plenty to choose from. we will end, helen, with the story about another prominent woman, states woman, theresa may, who has a new role she is coming out

a huge document, perhaps 130 pages and some people have disagreements with it but they are relu cta ntt they are reluctant to throw the whole thing out. they are also very keen to show some kind of unity. withjeremy corbyn emerging from this building arejust corbyn emerging from this building are just about an hour ago, he said the document would be very radical and would have the capacity if implemented to transform britain. we have just had a very extensive meeting of parties national executive, shadow cabinet and other people as well and we have reached unanimous agreement on the contents of our manifesto which will be published next week. that manifesto isa published next week. that manifesto is a transformative document that will change the lives of the people of this country for the better. it will be a once in a generation opportunity to vote for a more egalitarian society that cares for all and egalitarian society that cares for allandl egalitarian society that cares for alland i are egalitarian society that cares for all and i are very proud of the content of it and i can't wa

very relu cta nt to parts of england and wales. very reluctant to clear away.here, a risk of ice, especially in northern ireland where it has been so wet today. temperatures holding up to the south we have still got the damp weather. most of this area of low pressure, slowly pulling way southwards. then for tomorrow there is a gap or —— between weather systems. there are more coming in from the west lead in the day. could be quite damp across parts of southern england and south wales to start the day tomorrow. fog patches around as well. let's get rid of that rain. by the odd shower around the moray firth, for most of us around the moray firth, for most of us remembrance sunday is going to be a dry day. plenty of afternoon sunshine. it is technically chilly but where you are getting rid of today's rain and snow, replacing it with sunshine tomorrow, it will feel a bit better. but then be aware rain coming back to northern ireland into the evening. this weather system is at least moving across the uk as we go through the night and into the morning. some snow, hig

he's going to break me for trying to beat the cta out of their fair. explain. to i'm really sorry, i'm in a hurry. i didn't bring enough money. me anded and looked at size me up the people -- the way people who work for the public can do in an instant. he turned back with his eye on the road and his expression softened. , son.d, just pass it on just a tiny act of grace. it made me want to be a better man. it touched this notion of generational responsibility. you,you think it's about when you are just focused on yourself, there have been these moments like that that reminded purpose ins a higher your life. not higher office necessarily. that's not what i'm talking about. there are expectations you are supposed to bring to your life because you are touching others all the time, whether you know what or not. if that's the case, why not give them a reason to hope? >> let me conclude on that note. if your children were here, how would they describe their dad? what did they think about you running for president? here, andf they were i wasn't, they would say pretty n

in issues like brexit and the relationship of china that it seems like there is a phenomenon or relu ctat should go. there will be no street protests this weekend thus far, how confident are you that this can bea far, how confident are you that this can be a managed solution, not one that leads to the sort of potentially chaotic weekends we have seenin potentially chaotic weekends we have seen in the last six months? if you look at the reason why there is no protest or conflict now it is because we have the vote. it is because we have the vote. it is because people are exposing their opinion in the most peaceful way. but if the government rejects opening up the possibility, democratic reform on giving us the opportunity not only for a district council, but for our religious status, and our chief executive, the conflict will continue. i think this is an excellent example of how democracy resolves conflict, resolves, well, antagonism and antagonistic situations in a peaceful manner. that should remind the international community that the government, if they want to resolve the current plig

guy: presumably this is also part of the rise of ctas, part of the rise of algorithmic trading.there a sense in the industry that we ever go back to a time when you have these titans of an industry? in the future, the computers are going to be driving everything. do we ever go back to a time where louis bacon is a god on wall street? hema: i think that is a really interesting point because you see a lot of assets flowing to kinds of those strategies. you also see a lot of funds revamping themselves to exclude -- to include data-driven science, algorithms, and computer-driven ways of investing, and funds that may not be doing that may be left behind. you are seeing interest in quantitative funds in the future of that space. school the days of old fundamental trading to the extent that that is all that is being done may be feeling that pressure as well. vonnie: thank you for your reporting. we will check back in with you later for more updates. that is hema parmar, one of bloomberg's hedge fund reporters. guy: still ahead, we go to beijing for the new economy forum. ray dalio comi

>>like fog year thwind comes cta animal services says they are currently investigating 3 animal hoardingunty. they've been at this property in a ring to a number of times over the past year and a half as recently as last week when they counted more than 50 cats in the backyard. they tell us that they told the property owner she has 30 days to reduce the number of cats in her backyard to a reasonable number or shel be cited and they look. >>aspect for attention also, and it's reallsad. the way she's shooting these cancers not adopting the not o animal deserves to be caged and. if i'm this close and smls this way for us i feel for the rest of the imals we were unable to get in touch with the homeowner. >>in orinda michelle kingston kron and for news. >>the bay area's one of the most expensive if not the most expensive place in the coury to own a home. according to a new report from the cifornia association of realtors the mediahome price in san francisco is close to one million set means you nd to be making $309,000 a year to qualify for that mortgage elsewhere around the bay area. the dia

findings and a resolution recommending approval of the da and planning code amendments and approved the cta applications. today you will consider similar approvals with exceptions and conditions. then the proposed ordinance including the development agreement will go before the board of supervisors for approval with the target of having all project approvals secured and effective by the end of february next year. then pursuant to the schedule of performance the academy would be responsible for committing the various scopes of work at each property over the course of the following two years. so the department finds the project is consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan and recommends approval of its constituent parts. that concludes staff's presentation. we are certainly available for questions. thank you. >> is there another presentation or is this it? okay. so we will now take public comment on this item. i'm sorry. yep. come on up. how long is your presentation? >> shouldn't be more than five minutes >> okay. >> good evening commission. president melgar. i'm jim ab

there is a relu cta nce about these people. there is a reluctance in this community to speak out.itnessing the deaths of those, according to this woman. we want freedom. that's why we left vietnam. essex police believe they may have identifies families for some of the victims have been in contact with relatives both in the uk and vietnam. they say they are still conducting investigations which are spanning many jurisdictions across the world. police in essex have arrested a man on suspicion of murder after a car crashed into a pub. a 36—year—old man was killed and three others were injured. it happened in the early hours of the morning at the spinnaker inn at hythe quay in colchester. at least four people have been injured in a knife attack in hong kong after another day of clashes between pro—democracy protesters and riot police. local media say that the assailant had been arguing over politics before taking out a knife. he was then turned on and subdued by an angry crowd. riot police had stormed the shopping centre in tai koo district earlier after some protesters forming a huma

the conservatives have been relu cta nt to board.isjohnson has always said absolutely not, we are the pro brexit party and we are going to try to hoover up all those labour supporters. we will hear from to hoover up all those labour supporters. we will hearfrom nigel farage in the next hour or so repeating that call but i don't think borisjohnson repeating that call but i don't think boris johnson is repeating that call but i don't think borisjohnson is going to take him up on it. the big question is what the brexit party does. does it stand around the country as it has been saying it will do or does it concentrate on key seats? what about the intervention from donald trump? will it make much difference? does it help? does it hinder? it is sometimes hard to tell with his intervention is what he means i suppose. it was interesting that president trump suggested that the brexit deal that the government has negotiated might hamper the ability to do trade deals with the us. but as cannon fodder for the brexit party. they can go out on th

in it he says he has relu cta ntly commissioner. puts it, that it would not be right to change the law. he said by changing it it would inevitably lead to the demand for inclusion of more offences and in particular crimes of violence. so the argument is that if you add child sex offences to that list, there would be pressure to add salt, gbh and other charges as well. so what are other survivors of abuse saying? it's really hard to say how many cases could be affected by this because it's not something that's routinely recorded by the court, but idid speak routinely recorded by the court, but i did speak to one woman who said she would have been affected and we are calling her sarah, it's not her real name and we will use her real voice but we have disguised identity asa voice but we have disguised identity as a victim of sexual offences and this is what happened in her case. in her case. my dad met him through work, my parents thought that he was really fun and exciting, he would always command with presents. michael murphy was par

business generally was pretty relu cta nt to business generally was pretty reluctant to go down the brexit today to set out that still for business. in the past it would have been a slam dunk for borisjohnson to see the conservatives where the party of business but they have a pretty fractious relationship. he famously told business for letter expletive. he is introducing a tougher rule after brexit and some businesses worry they can get the skills they need with unemployment at historically low levels. there is an issue with a brexit party, they see get brexit done, they have until next december to agree a deal with the european union, he has got until june to decide whether he needs more time to do that. most people think it is impossible do this in 30 months, he is adamant he will not get any more time for this so there is still a possibility of an no—deal brexit. on the labour side, he is already saying he is taking, stunning the world saying he would give everyone free broadband by nationalising beauty, as for the liberal democrats, their policies we will reverse brexit. quickly, it i

talk to your post it next time you see them, and you will find they are relu cta nt to see them, andthey have got to carry on walking fast. you can continue to watch us on the bbc news channel, but right now we are saying goodbye to our views scratch viewers on bbc two. and so a company that will take millions of pounds as a golden hello to a chief executive and inserting the working conditions of all its workers, i think that company ought to be in public hands and run responsibly for the benefit of the whole community. and i do say this is a throwback to the 1970s, our public ownership proposals, yes, also cover water and rail, are about bringing natural monopolies into public ownership. think of waterfor a monopolies into public ownership. think of water for a minute. the water industry is in private hands thanks to what the tory government did. it is one that has ripped off a lot of the public assets that they had. it relies entirely on infrastructure that was brought through public investment. it is making very large profits for hedge funds and overseas owners, and goodness know

i know that some families were relu cta nt to i know that some families were reluctant to move, i cano be made to get people to friends, family, other accommodation, for the next stages of this. because there is, i'm afraid the river level did go higher than it did in 2007. the question i have got myself this morning is whether we have a situation where the level of devastation is at the same level, andi devastation is at the same level, and i am really hoping it's not. ok, simon greaves from worksop council bringing us up to date with some of the problems they are facing. of the problems they are facing. of ice and of course matt will bring us up to date with the weather in a short while. i'm sure you will remember harry billinge, the 94—year—old war veteran who captured the hearts of millions when he appeared on breakfast earlier this year. he spoke about being among the first wave of troops at the d—day landings, aged just 18. harry said he could never forget his comrades who lost their lives, telling us they were heroes. his emotional comments won him admirers all over the world.

we know there is relu cta nce trust issue?ake part in certain television debates. i trust the prime minister, personally. ithink you will be a fantastic prime minister. no problems with him. darren, what are the local issues that are of concern to you here? in general elections, sometimes people vote on national matters and also local issues. i think, for me, vote on national matters and also local issues. ithink, for me, i would vote on the national issues normally. as far as local issues are concerned, led by my clients‘ businesses that i‘m involved in. free movement in terms of labour and goods is very important, and the nhs. how did you vote in the referendum? i voted out. nhs. how did you vote in the referendum? ivoted out. it nhs. how did you vote in the referendum? i voted out. it was never really made clear to me, at least not in my opinion, that free movement was going to be an issue. nobody talked about no—deal brexit. nobody talked about no—deal brexit. nobody talked about the consequences of that. how important is

microphone at a liberal democrat event to talk about his desire to do something different, and his relu ctar city football club has broken the global record for a sports team vaulation. it comes as the parent company of premier league champions announced a £389 million investment from the us private equity firm silver lake. holding company city football group is worth £3.73 billion pounds. the indian ride—sharing firm 0la has begun signing up drivers in london ahead of plans to launch services in the capital "in the coming weeks". it comes days after rival uber was denied a new licence to operate in london after repeated safety failures. 0la was granted a licence from transport for london earlier this year. victoria beckham‘s eponymous fashion business has posted another annual loss as demand for the former spice girl‘s high end clothes "plateaued". the label, which has not made a profit since it launched in 2008, reported a loss of £12.3 million for 2018. sales slipped 16% to £35 million, amid weaker wholesale demand. there is a new report on there is a new report on capitalism, there is a